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Home of the gods
April 4, 2019
Many lovers quarells
conclude in endless love;
you have no morals,
so you ate the Heaven's dove.
You smite down upon me,
and I take it with a smile;
you, a coward, can't see
the beauty left in my mile.
There may be a dove within
that you haven't seen yet;
I am the analog, I don not pretend,
but you are not in danger--do not fret.
© Delia R., Phoenix, AZ
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